Ouzoud Waterfalls

Ouzoud Waterfalls

The waterfalls of Ouzoud, which received the Certificate of Excellence 2014 by the international travel website, TripAdvisor, are one of the most popular sights in Morocco, providing uplifting sightseeing.

The falls of Ouzoud, which is a Berber name meaning “the process of grinding grains,” lie in a beautiful and friendly small village. The falls provide visitors with stunning views and strenuous, rewarding experiences for hikers

Paradise Valley waterfalls

 

 

 

 

On the road of Imouzzer Ida Outanane, 56 km from Agadir, there is a small rest stop. This is where the adventure to Paradise Valley begins. Mountains, forests, and rivers surround

forest Chefchaouen

forest  Chefchaouen

Middle Atlas Cedar Forests

Unlike the often-barren High Atlas range, the Middle Atlas often comes as a pleasant surprise with its swathes of forested peaks and valleys, captivating lakes and rivers. The scent of cedar trees abounds here, and a day's exploration around Ifrane and the nearby Mischiflen crater rewards the traveler with glorious views of these majestic trees. There's also the chance to encounter the indigenous Barbary macaque monkey and breathe in some of the freshest and most aromatic air in Morocco

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Casablanca

Casablanca (en arabe : الدار البيضاء, ad-Dar al-Baïdaa ; ou Casa, diminutif de Casablanca qui veut dire "maison blanche" en espagnol, en amazigh : Anfa³ ou Tigemmi Toumlilt), est une ville et commune du Maroc, chef-lieu de la région de Casablanca-Settat et capitale économique du pays, située sur la côte atlantique, à environ 80 km au sud de Rabat, la capitale administrative